READ MY LIPS! Lipreading Video Lessons (Boxed Set 1-6) Learn to Listen with your EYES!
Shot in many locations, the only difference between our series and real life is, we give you the answers (after a short pause as a subtitle - no decoder required). An actor will make a presentation and pause for a moment while you decide what was said. After a short pause, the correct response is printed on the screen as a subtitle. If you have trouble with a particular presentation, rewind the tape and review it until you recognize those word(s), then move on. Practice for 15-20 minutes at a time, then take a break. Come back and review, then move on to more difficult material.
Those who use a hearing aid are all too familiar with the fact that a hearing aid does not restore normal hearing. Use of speechreading will enhance the effectiveness of a hearing aid, providing the ability to hear and understand in a way that neither can do alone. The series is appropriate for those with slight, moderate, or severe hearing loss, ages 12 and up.
Also included are scorecards to map your progress, and an instructional handbook. VHS 5:45 Hours
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| From: Amazon Posted: May 27, 2004 Type: User Review |
Worked for me!
The other reviewer totally missed the point I believe. The whole point of this program is to use your eyes, not your ears, and these videos are perfect for that. You can't cheat, you either understand what the presenter says by watching or you...
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| From: Amazon Posted: Apr 24, 2003 Type: User Review |
Unnatural
The video totally blocks out audio speech, replacing it with music instead. While it's true that this does forcee the viewer to rely solely on visual cues for lipreading, a viewer who really wants to do that can just turn off the TV's sound...
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